Don't know if you heard us on BBC Lincolnshire on Christmas Day morning talking about lambing.....well the first lambs arrived on Boxing Day morning and we have has another one this morning. Perhaps it's the first sign that Spring is just around the corner!!!!
Monday 27 December 2010
Thursday 23 December 2010
CHRISTMAS OPENING HOURS
Christmas Eve - closing at 2.00pm
Christmas Day - CLOSED
Boxing Day - CLOSED
Monday 27th to Friday 31st December inclusive - normal opening 10.00 to 4.30
New Years Day - CLOSED
Sunday 2nd January onwards - Normal opening 10.00 to 4.30
We look forward to seeing you over the holidays
Best wishes for Christmas & the New Year
Richard & Kay & everyone at Rand Farm Park
Christmas Day - CLOSED
Boxing Day - CLOSED
Monday 27th to Friday 31st December inclusive - normal opening 10.00 to 4.30
New Years Day - CLOSED
Sunday 2nd January onwards - Normal opening 10.00 to 4.30
We look forward to seeing you over the holidays
Best wishes for Christmas & the New Year
Richard & Kay & everyone at Rand Farm Park
Thursday 9 December 2010
KIDS GO FREE IN DECEMBER
Visit the living Farm Nativity where animals are used with animated figures to portray the real Christmas story
Come & meet Rudi & Rossi reindeer who will be waiting outside Santa's cottage in the Forest
Santa will be here everyday up & including the 23rd December
KIDS GO FREE
Terms & Conditions:-
One Child will be admitted to the Park FREE OF CHARGE (1-23 December incl) with one full price paying adult. This offer excludes all free-booked group's and is not valid with any other offer.
A visit to Santa to receive a present will be an extra charge of £3.00 per child
Monday 6 December 2010
More Weather Misery but the Show goes on!!!!!
Extremely cold overnight - minus 12c - left us with frozen water pipes again so we have had to carry water again all day and it also froze one of our heating oil pipes. Fortunately our boiler engineer lives locally and we managed to get it all thawed out and working by the time two groups of mothers & toddlers arrived. The pipes have all be re insulated so we should now be OK.
The snow has made for a very festive atmosphere with the Living Farm Nativity and Santa and his reindeers in his cottage in the forest
The snow has made for a very festive atmosphere with the Living Farm Nativity and Santa and his reindeers in his cottage in the forest
Thursday 2 December 2010
Snow chaos!!!!
The snow is causing us lots of problems. Whilst it might look very pretty when you are trying to look after livestock it makes life very difficult. We had about 12 inches of snow yesterday and a further 3 inches this morning...supposed to have been snow showers today but it hasn't stopped since 8.00am this morning!!!! Most of our drinkers are frozen up and we are having to carry water in buckets for most of the livestock. When you think that each cow drinks between 140 and 200 litres a day.....that's a lot of water to carry. Probably the only ones enjoying this are the reindeers.
We are OPEN and the drive is still passable and the A159 is currently OK. We are having to reschedule a lot of Christmas parties so hopefully the weather will pick up soon.
On the bright side it is only 23 sleeps to Christmas
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